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Talus

Talus is a bash script to automate download & setup your Mac OS X development environment. The idea is to automate the tedious work of setting up a brand new Mac or start a fresh install of a recent formatted one, with special care of web development tools and configurations.

Talus Robot

Talus base installs

Basic packages:

  • wget
  • curl
  • ffmpeg
  • node
  • nginx
  • ruby
  • mysql
  • postgre
  • redis
  • heroku-toolbelt
  • nvm

Common apps (customize if needed):

  • dropbox
  • vlc
  • vox
  • the-unarchiver
  • slack
  • telegram
  • rambox

Apps for development:

  • iterm2
  • VSCode
  • sublime-text
  • macdown
  • firefox
  • google-chrome
  • hyper
  • sequel-pro

Fixes some OSX annoyances:

  • Save to disk (not to iCloud) by default
  • Disable press-and-hold for keys in favor of a key repeat
  • Fast keyboard repeat rate

Misc:

  • Link Sublime Text command line

Quicklook helpers: (see Quicklook plugins)

  • qlcolorcode
  • qlstephen
  • qlmarkdown
  • quicklook-json
  • qlprettypatch
  • quicklook-csv
  • betterzipql
  • qlimagesize
  • webpquicklook
  • suspicious-package

In a separate bash script, there's some useful global npm modules:

Specific npm global modules for webdev:

  • npm-check-updates
  • Webpack
  • Express
  • docker
  • m-cli
  • react-cli
  • angular-cli
  • vue-cli

Use

Open terminal.app and clone this repo:

$ git clone https://github.com/juanbrujo/Talus.git && cd Talus

Make the files executable (they already should be, but just in case):

$ chmod a+x start.sh && chmod a+x webdev.sh

Run each or both of them:

$ ./start.sh
$ ./webdev.sh

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Go get a cold beer or take a nap. You'll have at least 15 minutes of setup and files being downloaded (depending of your internet connection).

Maybe you'll be prompted for root password.

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Localhost

The file localhost.sh helps to configure a localhost environment for MacOSX El Capitan and upper versions. To use it, same as the other ones:

$ chmod a+x localhost.sh
$ ./localhost.sh

Maybe you'll be prompted for root password.

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Why Talus ?

Talus, an "iron man" who mechanically helps Arthegall dispense justice in The Faerie Queene the epic poem by Edmund Spenser published in 1590

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